Constitutional through an Act of Parliament in 1972.[4] This
Constitutionaltheorist, A. V Dicey views parliamentary sovereignty to be based on four rules; Parliamenthas the right to make and unmake laws, no person or body can challenge this,parliament can regulate activities of anyone, anywhere and that parliamentcannot bind its successors.1 The UKconstitution is uncodified and parliament is regarded as sovereign, this meansit has supreme power. For instance, the highest form of law in the UK is an Actof Parliament, which no court can refuse to apply. Although, parliamentary sovereignty is a key principle of the UKconstitution, it is fundamentally flawed as the limitations that existundermine its power, and this […]